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A tsttooed hog is one Of the attractions
IN q st. Louis dime museum. Generally
they are two.legged ones, but this is Of the
genuine iour.legged variety.
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MEDICAL
OR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

Will cure diseases OF tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and trethral Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, Impotcncy caused BY erron Of youth, OF.
ocsses, &c. syphilis in all Ih FORMS, borc throat
aud nose, ulcer, crnpsionA, %scroiula, letter. sAlt
rheum, and all blood aud skin di<eaaea. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gono:rhoa cured In
three days. Price u %. Sold In Wheeling, VI, Va,
By EF BOOKING, Drugght Bent BY mali sealed.
9 lNQ .LsA-N -,
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Gyrsiea III novels are very attractive.
Outside Of novels they seem 10 attract to
themselves about all tho resl estate in the
neighborhood.
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BLACk WQLE !

Or Black Leprosy, Is q disease which is considered
incurnble, but It has yielded 10 the curative proper.
ties OF Swifr's SrEcIrlc-now known all over the
world as S. S. S. Mrs. Bailey, Of West Somcryiilc.
Mass, near Boston, was attacked several years nco
with this hldeous black eruption, and was treated 6y
tho best medical talent. who could only say that tho
disease was q species OF t ="
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uonsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Dr.. F. De v. Hoard, Concordis, Kan,
says: II have ueed it personally, and am
pleased with its action as a ner.
vine." 7Thsaw
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GENERAL SrALDING, with his glue, ce.
mented North and South, never to be
parted. 1t never cracks.
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There Is q fair supply Of hogs In the market this
week, and there Is some falling OF in their quality
as compared with last week. Tradeis modtratciy
active at Jrlces differing but little from these Of
lat slonday, and range now at 6ka6Xc net; most
tales q. and near GO. A few rough hogs sold as
low as SIC net, OF tho receipts, 1905 head came
over tho Pennsylvania railroad, and $50 head over
the Baltimore j. Ohio railroad, 1890
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An Arkansas paper. puts it rocts poplari,
and perhaps it's just as we'll. The people
would get nothing, anyhow.--Deroit Free
Pres. !.
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CLARRNoST LIVE Stock Markell
BALTIMORE, June n 1877

All hogs and sheep sold In these yards BY E,
A. Blacksherc arc at gross weight.
:. Receipts this week 2,2sS head OF hogs, against
3,l6t head last week: rough hogs selling at 81 80;
fair 10 good ct SIS 20a5 80,
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He Will Not Hatch.

DGkot1 Hi>:1Id.
A man may be a bad egg, but he is all
right till he gets broke,
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UNPARALLELED neutrality-suspicious.
DISCOVERY! Soap. Recommended by
nhHeiciana.
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BRADFORD. Pa, Juno s. Opened at 62Xc; closed
at G2;sc; highest 6SBc; lowest 621le; ~clearances
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SUMMER SCHOOL !!
Mountain Lake Park
GARRETT COUNTY, Md,
Summit Of the Allcghanies.
Hold tho Mirror up to Nature"
"Hold tho Mirror up to Nature"
ELOCUTION,

The culture aud development OF the voice for
conversation, reading, public address or singing.
special instruction III reading the Bible and
Hyrns, aud In reading shascspcarc.
form Speakers generally. to learn how to use their
voices without discomfort or injury. ~
A short course In English Literature, With special
direction for 0 courie OF reading In English
classics. III ut may be pursued during the yesr.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Natural methods o! instruction. by which pupils
who arc willing toapply Themselves may obttin In
o short course a correct pronunciation aud a degree
OF iincncy both In reading aud In conversation, ~
Opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially at
table. This furnishes not only a superior ndvant.
European travel. GTN
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Oscar Wilde is fully convinced that he
was born to be a novelist. The only thing
that stands in tho way OF his success is the
impoasibility OF convincing other people.
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Petroleum,

On Cry, Pa, June s.-Opened at 62Ise; highest
6slEc: lowest 6eEc; closed at Gls@c; lsales 5i6,e0o
barrels; clearanccs $4,000 barrels; charters 1896
barrels shipments 65.sO9 barrels; runs 55I4sl bar.
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FACULTY.

Department Of Elocu.ion and English Language,
OF the washington School OF Elccuton and Enp.
lish Language" Washington. b. e. -
Department OF French, conducted by PRoy. C,
FOSTAlNE. Professor Of French In the Washing.
ton High School, Washington, D.. G.
Department Of German, conducted by PROF. A,
w.; sPANaooFD, professoro OF German at 81. PAUL.
School, Concord, N. II. 49,
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ARRIVALS OF LIVE sroc1

Al Cldru,oni Stock YdrdS, ria Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for wtk ending June 6.
50 cars, containing 1,0l4 cattle, % calves, 1889
sheep and lambs, 3,906 hogs, 81 horses. Shipments
10 Philadelphia, etc, VIZ cattle, 2,434 sheep and
lambs, 1877 hogs, Is horses. $780,
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A Courss OF Lectures will DO given In each do.
pertinent, which will be free to the students OF the
school. -
Special rates offered to clubs Of not less than i've
STUDENTS.
Hotels and Boarding Houses make special terms
for members Of The school. jeI
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ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
n PRINTING neatly and promptly uooutsd q
IN Iutalligsucs1 JOB Rocnu, g[4h
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P1rsguRGH. June s.-Pctrolcum dull but Hrner;
OPENED a. 62hc; closed at exc; highest 6SHc;
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Cotton.

TITusvIIR, Pa, June s.-opeued at G2xc; high.
est eSll4oi lowest 6211fsc: closed at 62Nc. -
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE DIP 1itICALyggroS STOCK YARDS,
tH.a.H ~ MnynIv Iupn n tsc-
TIE SWINE MARKET
REMARKS.


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NEW ,YoRK. June Petroleum firm; opened at
6TAc: highest t3Ac; lowest 62Hc; closing at G2No;
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- Taa--EH# HfsHHHF91tNHHAH
GtttdIiQetaer
JUST FOR TO-DAY.

once. Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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u seemed to have got rid Of the UNI
brslla, but if l want to go to Hoboken l
shall have to 20 by way Of Weehswken
and Union Hill for fear OF coming face to
iacs with the deck hand who Haw me drop
II overheard"
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DIED.

|OOYLE.-On the 3Oih OF March, VIM. II i.
Coyle. ased IS Yeas
Relatives ana friends are re pectfully ir.
vited 10 attend hts fanersl from hts lste
residence, no. "a East SIKH stree. on
Saturday afternoon. Services at ths houss
at O'CLOCK. Iaie-ment al Mt. Salem Gene
cry.
McDaNIEL-on the 3.st ul.., May Nc
Daniel.
Relatives and frleIds are invited 10 atten
the funeral from her late rssidep e No. li2l
Market street, on Monday, Aprtl III, st IL
O'Clock a. IN. lntermen; at Wh.ts Gay
Greek Cemetery.
lGLASCO.-On the ls. irs.., Annie Il
daughter OF EDWARD ard Laura Glasco,
aged Il years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vi cd to attend ber funeral from toe rssi
dence OF her parents. No. 1872 Walnut
| street, on SUNDAY afternoon at . o'clock
Interment at wilmington and Hraldywins
Cemetery.
the lst ms, Io1rsor
A son Of Rowland AMI Mary }. Cardweil
aged year ana months
| Relatives and friends Of the family are re
| spec tiully invited TO attend the funeral f0f,
| the residencs OF the piients, 1923 West n
street, on sunday. April 81. lnterment .
i Ti'm'p..op ard B.a-a5.ipe CemesT5
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
70 BE CONTINUED.

The great success of on" March sale
has induced Us TO accept an offer at very
moderate cost to us, several large lots nf
reasonable footwear OF which we have not
quite al the sizes, but II yeu can tit your
self or the children you will get them at
much less than the usual cost. To see
them at the prices means to buy. Many
OF these goods are fine and medium
grades too mary Of some sizes is the only
reason that we got them al our own very
low offer; some lots run on large sizes,
other lots ,ul Oh small sizes.
ONE LOT
FOR LADIES:-Fine French Kid But
itons-Philadelphia toe, and common.
sense toe and com non sense heel. Worth
| 81 %; selling for s. 90.
Fine Mat Kid Buttons-Philadelph ia
toe, and common-sense toe and common
sens heel Worth S4.00;selling at $500.
| Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But
ltons-haud sewed, made On narrow last,
opera box toe. Worth $3.50; selling at
iS3 80.
Fue French Kid Philadelphia
toe, common-seuse heel. Worth 500;
lselling for 81 -.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Arch instep.
Philadelphia toe, common-sense heel,
high cut. Real value Sj.25; selling for
$3.50.
II FOR MISSES:-Fnc French Kid But.
tons--Phladelp toe, high GU. Real
value $500; selling at 81 90.
Fine French KID Buttons-Philadel
phia toe, common-sense heel. Worth
2.50; selling for s200.
Fine French Kid Spring Heel-Phila
4 ,delphia toe, high cut. Real value e. 90
selling for t2.25.
III FOR BIG BOYS;-Fine Calf Button OF
! Hook shoes, sizes 3 to 5. Worth $500
y selling at $3.50.
Fine Sewed Button or Hocks-Size
to 81. Worth 81. 80; selling at $500.
A FOR LITTLE BOYS':-Fine sewe,
high cut Button or Hooss-Sizes IL to 2
i Real value s.. 80; selling for $500.
M Fine Sewed high cut Button or Hooks
sizes II to .. Real value IL 90; sellin
for 81 50,
FOR CHILDREN:-Fine Kid Sprin
Heel Buttons. re s to 1917, Philadelphia
toe, high cut. Worth $l.75; selling 8
i$l.40.
Fine Kid Spring Heel Button-size
to -, Phil ,delphia toe, high cut. Rel
value $l.65; selling for S1.25.
If you do not get fitted out OF the ba
~ gain lots our regular lines of footwear al
. full and complete, and the prices low
o than you would expect.
RENE MBER-you have the privilei
4 to return and exchange or have you
a money paid back to you, If you are n
= sati fled with your purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

yso,,er Explosion kehusoo-
rooE tn, oath of Omce-Terrihc
,.under storm-A Thief Caught
In the boiler works OF 7. M. Magic.
=. Erie. Pa on Thursday morning.
vhile aleam pressure WAS being GOT up
An a twenty horse power boiler wnion
had inst been suit scted TO hyoraunc
te,t. the fiue plata gave way, sra inc
superheated steam rushed out. EDGAR
l. S5uitevant, inspector for the haft
fora Steam Boiler Insurance Company
and Patrick Kelly, William Mooiouu,
James WEIGH and A. l.. Murphy Were
IfnRhtfully scslded. IL was NOT 70
| lieyed that Sturtevant, Kelly ana nc
Cloud could recover. When tae expo
sion took place the gauge Registered
pressure OF only 1i0 pounds, but IL was
probably detective.
The window glass manufacturefs OF
Plttsburg have resolved not TO grant
the demand of the mixers and teasers
for a ten per cent. advance In wages.
In the factories in Pittsburg there are
about two hundred teAsers and mixers.
In The entire West there Are nifty fac,o
lries. where 1900 men are employed,
lvho would be affected by strike,
Msssrs. Cooley, Morrison, Scheen
maker, Walker sud Bragg, tbs Inter
ls,ate Com missioner, took the oatn OF
lotfice in Washington, yesterday AFTER
noon. The Com missioners uet later II
l. the day and organized, electirg Juog
Cooley Chairman OF the Commission.
; The most terrific thunder storm eve
.Iknown in Tpzswell County, Va, visl
Il Cd n aadAC. Hal
lstones an incn In circumference fell, AM
u many telegraph poles along tue Nof,ol
and Western railroad were shattered D.
lightning.
Edward NJ. Newman, employed b
. Michael LevinsoD, wholesale ciotnie'
70 in New York, was arrested Thursda
ON the charge of having defrsuded th
lfrm out OF $4,000. by making falls
, Ientries and misusing checks.
Betsy Cook, colorsd, left three sma
Il children In . house near Brot khaver
q Mics on Wed n esday, while she weI
q 10 work in = field. The house cauRt
= fire and was consumed, with the Chi
e idren.
81 In Chicago, on Thursday Afternoon
It the special grand jury entered II
Icriminsl court and presented % sndic
ments against persons implicated In u
county frauds.
d The Illinois House Of Rspresentativ
lg on Thureday passed bill making
l. unlawful to hunt or kill prairie chic
ng ems, quail or phessants for term
& Ave years.
as Both the ocean cables Of the MackA
a Ben nett Commercial Cable Compar
III are re ported to be broken, but the breal
ot have not been located.
u The cholera having appeared on Il
~, Isthmus Of Panama, q Quarantine VI
syy esta blished against the disease at
~ Paso, Texas, on Thursday.
Joseph Holland was killed aud The
lGlyn severely injured by the explosi'
of a blast at West Roxbury, Mass,
NJ. Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
The City Tax Rate.

AT recent meeting of the citizens
the following tax rates fer the last ~
years were presented, which will be OF
great interest 10 the taxpayers Of The
0ity TO read: 1869 81, 81 cents on the
3i60 1862, "a; 1853, 80; 1854, CO; 1855
% 81 68 81; 1859 rs; 1870, 81 o.; 1871
s.; 1872, 80; 1873 81 90; 1874, 81 10;
1s75, 81 90; 1876, 81 o3; 1877. 81 90; 1873,
u %; 1879 81 10; 1880 8 10; 1881 81,
u 81; 1883 -, s. 80; 1885. 81 IS, al d 10
1856, 81 25
1t will be seen from thu foregoing
that the lowest tax rate in the time
named was 81 cents. ard the highest
u DO, 10 the years 1888 and 1884, the
rate nearly trebling in that time.
To show how taxes have Increased, 8
Mousse on W est street, near Eighth. wal
anstanced, which in 1862 paid s27 il
-oley and school taxes, put N 1886 i
paid Si08 %
One on Market rect below TRelttl
pad e37.S0 in 1862 and S175 in 1896 AID,
one on Market rear NinSh street pal
~ in 1860 and Si6S in 1896. AT th
AAme nbseting q statement Of the cit
debt was made, showing that in 1874 !
vAs S720, PIP, and 10 1886 Il was 81 ,375
90. not including the park loan
el50, 000.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
A Tribute df Respect.

A. Q stated needing of Frierdsbip
Fire Company heidi March 31st, 1887,
sae following pream BILE ard reso. lions
wsre unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. II hsy pleased the great
xtom Skmi3ss Snf Iata BROTHER VIM.
q. Seeds.
WHEREAS, Il is bat jAet that a fit
sing recognition OF his Iffay virtues
should be had, Therefore 1elt
Resolved, BY the Friendship Fire
Company, No. /, of Wilnibgtou, thai
while we mourn the loss d. him who
has made hims ell dear TO u all By his
noble and self sacrificing actions when
danger threatened others we bow gjth
humble suhm!gsion 10 Him who doath
I'll things well.
ResolS ed, Tbat in the death OF VIM
e. Seeds that this company has lost 3
valuable defender, whose place will b'
hard to Gil. For more than Atty year
has he connected hinsel. with our tina
honored institution. He has stood h.
us through trying oTdeals; has held pc
sitions Of honor and trust in our com
pany and was never found wanting
And We, as mem oers OF Friendship Fiji
Company, do Bsenly feel the loss If TIL
man.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathiz
With the family In their sad bereave
ment. and would commend thea I
Him who says: blessed are they WI
mourn for they shall be Gem iorted.
Add be it further
Resolved, Thst these res lutions /
spread upon the records of this coz
pspy and copy thereof be trat srnitte
70 the family OF our deceased brother
aud the same be published in al, OF
Oity papers.
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
WILMER NJ. HYATT,
DANIEL W. MALoNEy,
COMMITTEE.
Wilmington, Dsl., April |, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

BISH-JONES-in Washington, ID o., At
the residence OF the bride, on Marcn 30, by
the Key. A. q. Ellio.i, ID D., Wllilam
Bush. Of this city, and Mary Hemphill
Jones, daughter of tke late William Hemp
hill Jones Of W ashington.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cam
den, N, J. on March ". by the Kew. John
Y. Dobbibs, Joseph W. Woodiugton and
Laura Il. Valentine, both OF this city.
MCCULLOUGH Sl-ACk.--On tho 18th
inst, ty the Kew. N. M. Browne, at 81
Lombard streer, Mr. James Z. McCul
lousb, Of PrlnnIio. Nd, to Mas ID. Eliza
| beth ; lacs, OF New CASTLE County.
GRoyES-LEE-Int this CITY, On March q
| by the Rev J. 4. Bryan, george E.Hloye
| and Edns 4, T.. Lee.
MT. holly, N. j., papers Please copy,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
BAD Boys.

Last night gang OF boys congregated
At the rear of the Opera House on King
street, and seriously annoyed the mem
beers of the Hanlon Company, by trying
to peep in the dressing rooms, ana max
ing considerable noise. Complaint was
made to Manager Baylis, and he caused a
descent to be made on them by maj
dozen officers, who unfortunately did no
succeed in capturing any OF the crowd
Officers will be On the watch hereafter
and those who fall into their hands may
expect to have to pay net less than y
and costs, as the directors ale determined
to abate this nuisance.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

Naval Constructors Hoover and Pook
and Assistant Constructor Nixon OF the
Construction Bureau at Washin ston
visited the works OF the Harlan 81 Hoi-
liugsworth Comp any one day this week
also the Pusty & Jones Company g
works. These officials are on q tour OF
inspection of the principal shipy ards
and tool works In this country. They
left to visit Rosch's shipyard IN Ches
ter, Cramps shipy ard In Philaaei phts
and Bennett & BoL's tool works In thu
Same city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
youCa be Suited,

New designs, new patterns,
new styles, new fabrics, every.
thing new. Elegant stock Of
Boys and Children's Clothing.
Mothers, bring your boys this
week and see how nice they will
look dressed in the latest styles
and you will wonder how such
beautiful garments can be sold
so low. Best value, least money,
.you will find by trading with
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
A Brave Defender.

The Middletown Transcript says:
There was CONSERVATION and terror
among the baarders at Mrs. LippincoJts
or Thursday night. Bone one tried the
door OF the room of one CT the lady
b)arders and her companion screamed
fer assistance. This brought another
sister upon the scene armed with .
lamp, who, on learning the trouble, at
once proceeded to arouse the redoubt-
able Colonel, who has room opposite
tina one where the attempt at intrusion
waa made. The Colonel, whose courage
Is only elualled by his modtsty and
discretion, Cred Lis revolver out Of the
window forthwith, to the utter dismay
and rout OF tho burglars and the com
fort of tie aeitnted ladies. Pool re-
msined quiet, 1T Is said, and prayed foi
the success OF the Colon ePs arms. Thii
liz the true account of the affair. tn.
ladies' screams, the Colonel's revolve
and POOLS supplications. Jointly ans
ssverally, were too much for the burg
lar, and no fed at once.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
Mr.. Cow ellis Lecture

Russell Fl. Con wells lecture on
Azores Of Diamonds," at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church last night, was
we'll enjoyed ny oil present, and the
audience was largo considering tha In
clemency Of the weather. Mr.. Con.
we'll is man Of robust physique. and
he 10 naturally adapted 10 the humor
ous. Time sfter time he had his audi.
ence convulsed with laughter at his In.
imitable manner Of describing scenes
and IL oidepte.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

a,esnmissIonsrss

We. tss undersigned Ranks and bankers
will pay ail Prizes drawn In Tho Louinans
state Lotteries which may DO pfosentsd u
our counters.
y. H. OGLESBY, Pros. LoufsAsna
National Bank.
r. LkNAUX, Press state Nathone'
a. WAJ.UWuH. Pres ". q. Wet's We
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
A New Bridge.

Yesterday afternoon the Levy Court
ad opted the report OF the Committee in
favor o. building new bridge across
Duck creek, dividing Kent and New Cas-
tie Counties. Levy Courtmen Grubh,
Shallcross and Rothwell constitute THE
committee from New Castle County, and
Messrs Farrell, Cloud and Reese consti
tute Il from Kent County. 1t is intend
ed to build the bridge SIS feet long, Is
wide and Is inches higher than the ole
wooden bridge. The new one is to be o.
| iron and Will cost from $1,000 to $500
| The Joint committee will meet at tn
| bridge April 9th to receive bids.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
A New Orange

The meeting at Middletown, on satur
day last, was SO well after ded by the
farmers, who after listening TO speeches
by Messrs. Higgins, Eastman, Dilworti
and Corbit, resolved to meet again to
morrow Saturday afternoon, and or
ganize a new grange of Patrons of Hue
bandry. We hope that they may be sue
cessful ard gain all the advantages tina
such organization can possibly secure.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

ind sec n Ne oau save you any money.
We are Offering Lib cans of baaing
powder. with measuring pitchsrs, for
lOc. this 10 100. less than the regular
price; also beautiful cups and sAncsrs,
and plates with gold bands. Another
bsrgA ain in 100. cans OF Silver Spoon
baking powder, with cream pitchers;
butter dishes, sugar bowls, spoon hold.
ers and numerous other articles. These
goods como In sets and different colors.
2 ms. prunellas, 400.
an. seedless plums. 25c.
2dos. salt herring. $50.
2 doz. smoked herring, $50.
2qts. chow chow, $50.
2Qts. celery sauce, 900.
2 cans French peas, Csc.
2 cans corned beef, 25c.
2 cans broiled mackereI. CSC.
. cans lobster (best), 25c.
= cans plum pudding, go.
2 bottles (glAss, Moif's) lima boz ana
300.
3fb,. pared peaches, $50.
3 TBS. No. 2 macker6l, 26c.
3 osus corn, 2b,.
3 ats lima beans, 25c.
3fb,. French prunes, $50.
ans. bird seed, 25c.
3 large cans pumpkin, 25c.
. cans blackberriee, 26c.
bottles chow chow, 25c.
CANS CLANS, 26c.
cans Boston baked beans, $50.
Scans plum pudding, ESQ.
Ans rsisins, CSC.
MS. mtnce meat, $50.
4 Ms. curraats, zoo.
4 ms. Carolina rice, $50.
4 ms. tapioca. 25c.
4qts. new peas. 200.
4Qts. new beans, 25c.
4ots. new homtny, 26c.
ibl strawberry or apple jelly, 25,.
4 bottles extract lemon, 25c.
4 bottles extract vanilla, ESQ.
cans sardines, $50.
4 cans m acaroni, $50.
| 4 cans euccotash, 25c.
4 lbs. boneless Goldfish, ESQ.
| 4 hotties ladies' shoe dressing. CSC.
lbs. plum, ounce or raspberry ] ely
256
4 bars acme soap, Csc.
8 bars French villa, 49,.
8 bars Bsbbitt soap, '25c.
bars borax soap. Csc.
8 bars Oltine soap, 26c
6papers galvanized lacks, 25o.
8 bars circus soap. $50.
bars sand soar, 25c.
10 cakes CASTLE soap, 95c.
10 cakes olive soap, $50.
10 cakes 1776, 800.
10 cakes palm soap, 25c.
Observe name and numb her.
DEvERELL BROS No. y K. 4th St.